Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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(Enmmrrrial iBr .tartmrnt ERE tlie tutuii ' business nu-n and wdmen (if cuir country are heinfr trained for positions of prominence and responsibility. The HloonishurL; State Normal School has one of the most efficient bus- iness teachers in the eastern part of United States at its head. Many stronfj Normal students ha e taken the Commercial Course, in addition to the rejiular Teachers ' Training Course these last few- years, because of the great demands for efficient and reliable business men and women all over the country, and specialK during the recent crisis — the WorUl War. Hloomsbur ' j Normal has one ot the best and most modern equipped commercial departments in this part of the state. In its course, it contains all that is essential for a successful business career. The class of I ' U ' can well be proud of the girls and young men, who are at Washington, er ing our country. It is this that gives, not only Bloomsburg Normal, but also the Department and the Instructor in charge a wide reputation. Piiijc One II ini, ri ' J- lin ly-.ux

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iHusir auit Art i3rpartminttii .Miiiu !. . tin iiiiiicisJ l(! i ;iuivi nl iiiankind. — LoxdFlM.L.ow. L ' SX as our school ha niadc markcii a(l :inces in man uf its other courses so the Music Department has broadened and is one of which we can well be proud. It is very stronij; and exceptionally efficient. Tee -Music Dcprrtnient stands in our school i ' o the best and noble t in niu ic. In Society the influence of this department is felt stronLily, for the instructors are always ready to help us work up first cla s musical numbers. Due to the untirina; eftorts of Mis. j. K. Miller and Mis Rich, a course in Supervision of Public School Music has been thorout;hl ' establishetl. This covu ' se of study is carefully and systematically arrant ed. The students of this course supervise the music in Model School and act as Critic Teachers of Music to those Seniors who may be teachinsj Vocal Music. Two from our class are graduates in this course: Mar Hancock anil E. C. Barndt. The appreciation of jiood Music for Children which the Model School receives is worthy of irreat commendation. As we look over the accomplishments of the year, we will admit that pleasant memories can be traced to our increasing apprecia- tion and love for good music. The Art Department is also well organized and stroiiL ' . Ow has onl - to ex- amine the walls of the studio, in which are many specimens of the work done b students, to aiipreciate the high quality. An exceptionally fine Art Exhibit was held here this year in the Chapel luuler the guidance of Miss Meitzler and Prof. Bakeless. The e.xhibition was held during the entire week, ;uid one evening was given oxer to the students; at which time the Seniors ga ' e talks on different pictures that had been assigned to them. With the proceeds a movement was started to decorate the walls of the corridor in the Model School. P(U i ' Onr Hnndrtd-lhirty-st ' vt ' n